Sentences with phrase «key people in one's life»

Once built, it will be useful for people who have lost touch with key people in their lives, for whatever reasons.

It was where I met key people in my life.

Over the next three weeks, your baby will start to recognize mum and dad, and shortly after will begin to recognize other key people in their lives like nan and grandad.

The feelings (often called Post-Traumatic Stress Effects or Symptoms), associated with traumatic births usually fade in intensity, and become resolved with time, empathic listening, and support from key people in their lives.

If you're a carer, you may have a more difficult time building a strong enough bond to support a child in the absence of the key person in their life.

Siri also helps you by learning about the key people in your life.

It can also learn about the key people in your life by remembering relationship information such as «mom», «husband», and «boss».

Emoji from your pinned contacts can appear and animate right from the taskbar — an extra level of emotional connection and expression between you and the key people in your life.

Additional concerns might centre around relationships (e.g. the child's ability to understand and interpret social cues, or develop secure attachments to key people in their lives) and regulatory issues (e.g. excessive crying, sleeping and eating problems).

Children's mental health and wellbeing is promoted and supported when the key people in their lives come together to work in partnership in the best interests of students.

Advances in neuroscience have underscored how our ability to maintain balance in life is closely connected to our ability to coregulate our emotional states through relationships of trust and intimacy with the key people in our lives.

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When people suffer, as Kim did, they often do so twice: first because they've lived through something painful, and second because a key person in their lives doesn't want to hear about it, or doesn't want to hear all of it.

Find three key people in your life and make a pact with them that together you'll not just transcend the experience, but also come out stronger, more resolved in the way you live and love.